The Crime Club

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The Crime Club

by W. (William) Holt-White

EN·~8 hours·26 chapters

Chapters

26 total
1

THE CRIME CLUB

0:20
2

CHAPTER ITHE BLACKMAILER

12:44
3

CHAPTER IISIR PAUL WESTERHAM BUYS THE CRIME SYNDICATE

14:27
4

CHAPTER IIITHE GIRL IN THE PARK

15:28
5

CHAPTER IVTHE RED-HAIRED WOMAN

24:41
6

CHAPTER VTHE CRIME CLUB

16:33
7

CHAPTER VIDOWNING STREET

21:34
8

CHAPTER VIILADY KATHLEEN'S DOUBTS

17:57
9

CHAPTER VIIISCOTLAND YARD INTERVENES

21:28
10

CHAPTER IXTHE HIGHER BURGLARY

23:12

Description

Midway across the restless Bay of Biscay, Captain Melun enjoys a rare moment of calm on the grand liner Gigantic when a sudden, cold weight presses against his temple. A revolver’s barrel, held by the enigmatic Sir Paul Westerham, turns a simple inspection of a kit‑bag into a deadly standoff. The captain’s sharp eyes and the baronet’s icy stare set the stage for a tense game of intimidation and intrigue.

In the cramped state‑room, the two men exchange veiled threats, each measuring the other’s resolve. Sir Paul, a red‑haired baronet with a hard‑won fortune from the American West, hints at a hidden agenda tied to a mysterious parcel he guards fiercely. As the ship rolls on, Melun must decide whether to pursue the truth behind the blackmail or become another victim of the Crime Club’s shadowy dealings.

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Language

en

Duration

~8 hours (477K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Clarity, Gonçalo Silva and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)

Release date

2014-08-12

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

W. (William) Holt-White

W. (William) Holt-White

1878–1937

Best known for early 20th-century thrillers and speculative adventures, this British writer also worked as a journalist and film producer. His books mix political intrigue, disaster fiction, and big what-if ideas that give them a lively period charm.

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